Speak to Chess.com (Standard Notation)

Name: Speak to Chess.com (Standard Notation)
Rating: 1 (2 reviews)
Author: huntergregory

Move your pieces with voice commands (like "Queen D4"). Play hands-free using standard chess notation.

As of May 2026, Speak to Chess.com (Standard Notation) has 45 users and a 1.00/5 rating from 2 reviews in the Accessibility category.

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Version

1.1.0

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History

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Tracking since Apr 29, 2026.

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Date	Users	Rating	Reviews	Version
Apr 29, 2026	40	1.00	2	1.1.0
May 26, 2026	47	1.00	2	1.1.0
Now	45	1.00	2	1.1.0

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About

UPDATES (v1.1.0):
- Extension always appears now. It also appears for puzzles now.
- Can now move pawns by saying "g3" instead of "Pawn g3" (this feature can be disabled).
- Fixed mistranslations of "Pawn" and "Rook".
- A fix for stacked pawns, and a move like "Rook a c1".
- Full details: https://github.com/huntergregory/chess-voice-commands/releases/tag/v1.1.0

Features:
1. Handles all edge cases in standard notation.
3. Provides feedback for invalid moves.
3. Corrects common mistranslations like "broke -> Rook" and "before -> b4".
4. Instructions and examples included on the extension's display.

Code & Support:
All code is open-source on https://github.com/huntergregory/chess-voice-commands. If you encounter any trouble, please post here or make a GitHub issue on the GitHub repo.

Currently only supports English chess terms and numbers.